Lisa Denise Boling Satchell, born September 18, 1960 in Panama City, FL, passed away suddenly on March 28, 2026 in Bowling Green, KY. She was a bright light to all those around her and dedicated every moment of her life to her children, her family, and every life she touched. She was driven by her unwavering faith and devotion to Christ and embodied what it truly means to walk by faith and not by sight.

Lisa was, in work and in life, a true caregiver. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree at Belmont University in Nashville, TN, and spent many years building a career as a successful businesswoman. Then, when her sons were born she became a dedicated stay at home mom. Her children and family were her entire world. They say the purest form of love is sacrifice, and she lived and breathed that every day. She cherished every moment with her family, and her grandchildren, who were her pride and joy. These memories were preserved through her love of photography. Every moment was captured, leaving precious moments behind for everyone that loved her.

She is remembered and cherished in perpetuity by her surviving sons, Andrew Satchell and Stephen Satchell, along with Stephen's wife Baylee and their daughters Sylvie and Savannah, as well as her sisters Cathy (Gill) Conner and Sandra Greenwood, along with many treasured nieces and nephews.

Lisa was preceded in death by her husband of 35 years, Richard Satchell, as well as her parents William and Nita Boling and her brother William Boling Jr.

Services to honor Lisa's life and legacy will be held Saturday, April 18, 2026, at Williamson Memorial Funeral Home located at 3009 Columbia Ave. Franklin, TN 37064. Visitation will begin at 11am CT, followed by a Memorial Service and Celebration of Life at 1pm CT. The inurnment will take place at Williamson Memorial Gardens immediately after the service at 2pm CT.

Lisa's spirit, light, and love will live on forever. The true death of anything is forgetting, and Lisa will never be forgotten, in this life or the beyond. She was beloved by all who knew her and gave everything she had to helping others. She will always be beloved.